The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-22
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spiehuld ana were viewed by immense
crowds The Jews celebrated the Jubilee at
the synagogue on st. James Place, Aldgate.
lhe ediiice was profusely decorated and was
crowded with celebrants. Choral services
were held. In all European capitals there
was great rejoicing over the Queens jubilee
to-day.
ALL OVER THE KINGDOM
In every town in the kingdom the day
was appropriately observed. In the cathe-
oral cities, thanksgiving services were held,
municipal banquets were given, the vol.
unteers We're reviewed, the local societies
paraded, and meetings were held at which
addresses of congratulation to the Queen
were adopted. The day is closing with
general illumination.
At Glasgow $4,000 poor children were
given holiday fete, being taken to Rothsay
by fourteen steamers Most of the Scotch
towns celebrated the Jubilee on Saturday,
yesterday being devoted to fetes to the
children and the poor
A CORK MOB IN MISCHIEF.
Coax, june 2l.--A mob tonight attacked
the Office of the Constitution, a Conserva-
tive newspaper, and smashed the windows
in the building. A body of police hurried
to the scene and charged on the mob, but
rioters broke through their ranks, injuring
several of the officers. The police then
made another charge on the ,noh with
drawn slaves. which they used with good
effect and succeeded in dispensing them.
CASUALTIES REPORTED.
Fifty persons are reported injured. The
injuries include fractures of heads and
broken ribs One man who had been ar
rested for participation in the riot was
searched in the presence of the Mayor, and.
although his pockets were found full of
sIonoe, I "H"V iuiV"iohaiy oiueie" his uIs-
cha'ee' "
BELFAST RIOTERS
BELFAST, June I:-While the Jubilee
iii dist,.;ct tn;s E tts,, % Une ta,S
h,, ,ayt,y ~ cothni;ns a. p,.a,s.se.iN',
~ tba dis} riot tooIs sidos ,,,ith ~ ,Sl
STONES aayy tbicl a,,d Sost Co.. u ,,. o, aft"n,,
n'ia,tos ,,,ha,, tln ,,i;o,, uj .ii,een oli
the scena and drova tha III " da,,',' U,'
tbo no,.ro,y etroats IN ,ha a"D ,;e;"it,, S%"
The mob incraoSoJ IN ,,rn,baps n ,.at,,r,'Sd rt.y
and f,,,r,t ,,,;tb s,1..ta,. ,'inIn,' t' Ie" h
Fore fo,. f,,I,w an o"r 1ha oI;on o,''sa sa,,'d D
tbauosol ,,as ro,arIase 20 oo,,o In tS I'm, n.
e,s and s,,,lmonaJ assistanca Vll VIZ, In ~
arrived batons were drawn and the mob
was scattered in all directions. Several
policemen were injured in the affray
A FRENCH VIEW OF THE JrRuEE
Dr. Iatsaa d he. Iaa ~, n.I a..
=, ,.tioIo -, +ha i',t;,aa - nt!s,o'
saws. .tvva cordiaI1~ e,,yv the En@lisS,,o,i'
,,d ,,,,,',d iy,a l,oet aaI JDe ,'.
ha nat thev ore to-do,, ,,n;.aa ,.s,,,Si ~,
- 1'ith ia,, and ha,e,}{r,'.s @ Tiia psgpis'
sai bop,a9,e q najd not oniy IN tha 1nae',
h',+ 70 the woman an who hos o,;yon 10 o"o On
ria ~ the two Great virt,,es ~ ,,oyaan--
gravity and dignity. Her influence has
been great and salutary, and her great merit
Is that IN using her prerogatiVe Tor the pub
Tic veal, she mas never been tempted TO
strain lts exercise
BLACK FLAGS UNwELcoME.
DUBLIN. Jnne 21.-A fight occurred In
Cork today between the Loyalists and the
the Nationalist during the military review
Reia nEl III Honor ,.1 Oh the yueens Juonee, Inc
l Naoioliails.s Pala.ieu pasC Uhg T,, IeyIe"ilS
srouiil, EuI in5 niach Ilass. M aiSerea
I,ie 10y air'eS anu tios dv.aJheu sne ilolio
"a Dul ,.s oaI isho 'ha. elisue', snouo
IN so,orai .o,s pn' T,5 Tu on Wn th
Mytioaa1;sts 20 da'a hoistad hioai, a.. ',le =,
aa 81, instance tbe yoiice to,,a then, doSS,, ~
aNs pprrNn,v
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pbhLIN, june ~ ---.lI. ne osG says; hhe
makes Germany synpabneDic ohlookef az
1he 1uDllee - tne piehlouue en- ql e the events
,r,li Tiich n'lo e is'so nai m
i,isto,,, fot oniy for Fnq,lisbnae,, b,,t ya,.
the whole civilized world. English people
will feel that they have great reasons FOR
Gratitude, which cannot be better expressed
fhan bv more and more farsightedlv and
resolutely, facing the great and inevitable
tasks OF tne Iuuure.
FROM FAR OFF GIBRALTAR.
c,pnA,rAp lima u Tho onaan,s ;ub;.
,.ioa ,,.ial,,t,d s.,ins
i, .o ~ cs,,;et, Ta.nerai Ths st.a,s 80
~ f,iIi,, dacoratad and tba ,,eesais ~
a annbor ,ve,,a gav with hnntipo Thore ,vas
. ,.a,ris,,, ~ t5a e,a ,,soo and ~ riybt the
= ss,.,,,,a,,adae ,,,o,.s oil ilInn,inataJ
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RUSsIA's GOOD WISHES.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 21.-rhe Journal
de 81. Petersburg, referring to Queen Vic
toriats Jubilee, says: "All the civilized ma
tions unite in congratulating the British
people and In hoping the Queen may reign
many years more preserving Tue blessings
OF peace.
SOUTH AUSTRALIA AWAKE.
ADELAIDE, SOUTH AUSTRALIA, june 21.-
In honor of the Queens Jubilee fete was
given to 10000 children. and $500 poor peo-
Dle were given a dinner. This evening
ball was given and the CITY was
AusrpA,rA HEARD FROM
uv,norpvr T,no ot -Tha Ouaer,s iubi-
lee was celebrated mere with great enthusi-
ann
orTAwA's CONTRIBUTION.
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oIIAWA, ONI', June JUNE @l.-oIhiu Jupllee
service was helu IN CIrisD cIiarcn tnis lhor
Judoas ~ tha Sunrema Court Sir .John